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1 Admin. L. News 1 (1974-1975)

handle is hein.journals/admreln1 and id is 1 raw text is: A BEGINNING As the masthead indicates, this is the initial number of the ADMINISTRATIVE LAW NEWS- LETTER-an effort to facilitate communication within the Section of Administrative Law authorized by a unanimous vote of the Section's Council at its Spring Meeting held in Hilton Head in May. The NEWSLETTER is experimental. After one year and four numbers, the Chairman and Council for 1975-1976 will have an opportunity to evaluate its worth in the light of budgetary strictures. TOOLS OF THE TRADE Every officer, Council member, committee chairman and committee vice-chairman would find useful the Section's MANUAL FOR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, usually called the BLUEBOOK (dating from its first edition when inflation was less rampant and the Section could afford the cost of a handsome blue cover). The BLUEBOOK contains technical and practical material relating to both ABA and Section activity and operation. Both the Secretary and the Chairman have copies for distribution. Those outside the Washington area are asked to write-please do not telephone-the Secretary or the Chairman. Those in the area are asked to drop by one of those offices. The ABA DIRECTORY, commonly called the REDBOOK (which it still is), also is useful. Its distribution is limited to those whose names are listed because they hold ABA or Section positions. COUNCIL MEETINGS Council meetings are held quarterly-in Washington in the autumn, at random places in midyear and spring, and at the site of the ABA Annual Meeting in the summer. The Autumn Meeting will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 12, at the Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C. All Section members are invited. Voting participation is limited to officers and Council members. Committee chairmen and vice- chairmen are encouraged to participate in MARION EDWYN HARRISON Chairman discussion. The Autumn Meeting, usually the shortest of the four, normally lasts a full day. This year an effort will be made to adjourn by 2:30 pm. A buffet lunch of sandwiches will be available without interruption of the meeting. The site of the Midyear Meeting is undetermined. In 1974 it was in Houston, in 1973 in Bermuda. The Spring Meeting is set for Williamsburg, a favorite watering hole of the Section to which the Council intermittently returns. Charlottes- ville also was under consideration but adequate reservations were unavailable. The Annual Meeting, of course, will be in Montreal in August 1975. The Section's hotel is not yet assigned. Your Chairman is striving for the Bonaventure, the Chateau Champlain, the Ritz Carlton or Le Reine Elizabeth. Those who attended the Miami Annual Meeting in 1965 remember well that to strike out is not impossible. The sole official language Quebecoise, incidentally, now is French. 1974 ANNUAL MEETING The 1974 Annual Meeting, held at the Sheraton-Waikiki and nearby hotels, was highly successful and, some press reports to the contrary notwithstanding, generally well attended. Number 2 of the NEWSLETTER will report more fully.

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